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Lorenz Backdoor: How Ransomware Gangs Are Exploiting Old Vulnerabilities to Plant Malware
Researchers warn that patching critical vulnerabilities that allow network access is not enough to prevent ransomware attacks. Some gangs exploit the flaws to plan a backdoor malware while they still have the opportunity, and they may return long after…
After Nord Stream blasts, NATO, EU vows to protect infrastructure
The two Western organisations are moving to work more closely together, a development the Kremlin has ridiculed.
Ex-Liberian strongman seeks to overturn Swiss war crimes ruling
Alieu Kosiah’s appeal could land him a life sentence as he faces additional charges of crimes against humanity.
NetSPI acquires nVisium to scale its offensive security solutions
NetSPI has acquired nVisium to further scale its offensive security solutions and address heightened demand for human-delivered penetration testing. nVisium will support NetSPI’s efforts to deliver strategic security testing solutions to enterprises.
China Claims To Have Made Major Quant Computer Breakthrough But Western Experts Say Any Commercial Benefits Still Years Away
Are today’s rudimentary quantum computers already on the verge of significant feats beyond the reach of traditional computers? Or have their capabilities been exaggerated, as practical uses for the technology recede into the future? From a report: Thes…
Russia soldier jailed for refusing to join Ukraine war – Al Jazeera English
Russia soldier jailed for refusing to join Ukraine war Al Jazeera EnglishRussian Soldier Jailed for 5 Years for Refusing To Fight in Ukraine The Moscow TimesRussian conscript sentenced to years in prison after rebelling against su…
Korean Leader Cites North’s Serious Threat
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said the spike in North Korean missile tests, growing nuclear ambitions and other provocative acts pose a “serious threat” that could spark a wider conflict.
For Kishida and Biden, a Stronger Japanese Defense Posture Is Only Half the Battle
It’s one thing to commit to a stronger military and another thing to use it.
Predictions 2023, Part 1: What will the new year bring for the InfoSec Community?
By Diana-Lynn Contesti, CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP, CSSLP, SSCP In recent years, we have seen the threat landscape become increasingly complex as threat actors use sophisticated techniques to exploit vulnerabilities of weak passwords, missing patches and antiquated software, thus gaining access to corporate networks. With attacks rising within industrial control systems (ICS), operating technologies (OT) and the internet of things (IoT), we are seeing the development of new terminologies emerge (e.g., patch lag or security resilience), and the list goes on. In 2023, we can expect to see the following: Staffing shortages because of the increased need to thwart cyberattacks and, as…